Iglesia Revive Miami Hialeah

Iglesia Revive Miami

Hialeah 1425 E 1st Ave

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#FeVerdadera

“La biblia no es un amuleto. La oración, al que se le ocurrió pensar que la oración es una fórmula mágica, donde yo le digo a dios, y dios obra rápido, está perdido. La fe no es una técnica que nosotros aprendemos para conseguir las cosas. Todas las disciplinas espirituales que nosotros podamos desarrollar en nuestra vida no son mecanismos para que nosotros controlemos a dios. medios por los cuales nosotros nos acercamos a dios, escuchamos su voz y aprendemos a depender única y exclusivamente de su gracia.”

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#EsperanzaEnCristo

“Mis hermanos, nuestra esperanza no está basada en que tú y yo nunca vamos a fallar. Nuestra esperanza está basada en Cristo Jesús y en su gracia salvadora. Nuestra esperanza está basada en el sacrificio y resurrección de nuestro señor Jesucristo. Nuestra esperanza está fundamentada en ministerio a la derecha del padre, intercediendo por cada 1 de nosotros los pecadores, y más aún al final de los días, en la promesa de su regreso en las nubes de los cielos.”

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#ArmasEspirituales

“Hay batallas que no se ganan con dinero, hay enemigos que no se detienen con una alarma, y hay guerras que no se pueden ganar utilizando las armas con las que pelea todo el mundo. Por eso, en esta mañana vamos a estar hablando, familia, de armas que no necesitan permiso de portación. ¿Estás oyendo eso? Vamos a hablar acerca de armas que no necesitan municiones, pero que son capaces de lograr cosas que ningún arma humana podría lograr, porque dice la palabra de dios que son armas poderosas en dios.”

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Questions about Iglesia Revive Miami

Visiting

Can someone attend while exploring Christianity or questioning their beliefs?
Yes—you’re welcome to attend while exploring Christianity or working through questions. We gather to hear God’s word and be drawn closer to Jesus ([35:08 from November 08, 2026]). We also share an invitation to be reconciled with God regardless of someone’s past or present circumstances ([53:53 from November 08, 2026]).

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Beliefs

What are its stated core beliefs?
The church website provides no formal statement of core beliefs. In the sermons, we teach that:

- **The Bible is God’s truth and guides both what we believe and how we live.** ([50:20 from November 08, 2026])
- **Salvation and reconciliation with God come through Jesus Christ.** We emphasize justification by faith in Christ’s sacrifice, and hope in his saving grace, resurrection, intercession, and promised return. ([52:17 from November 08, 2026]) ([58:05 from November 08, 2026])
- **Christian life depends on Christ and God’s grace, not self-sufficiency.** ([01:05 from November 08, 2026])
- **Faith means trusting God amid hardship**—not denying difficult realities or assuming circumstances will change immediately. ([54:38 from November 08, 2026])
- **The gospel is a message of peace and reconciliation**, and Christian spiritual struggle is not fought with worldly weapons. ([53:09 from November 08, 2026]) ([45:51 from November 08, 2026])

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What are its stated policies concerning LGBTQ people?
The available material does not state a specific policy on LGBTQ people, such as whether they are welcomed, included in membership or leadership, or how same-sex relationships are viewed.

One sermon mentions the possibility that a parent’s son is attracted to a boy or daughter to a girl, and says faith does not deny that reality; it encourages continued trust in God. It does not set out a policy about LGBTQ people or relationships. ([55:37 from November 08, 2026])

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Teaching

Which recent sermons would help someone understand the teaching?
The most helpful recent sermon is the message on **spiritual warfare and the armor of God**. We teach that Christian battles are real, but are not fought with worldly weapons; the message connects 2 Corinthians 10 with the armor described in Ephesians 6. ([45:19 from November 08, 2026])

It also explains how to live out that teaching: trust God through hardship rather than treating faith as a way to control outcomes, and stay connected to Christ through Scripture, prayer, and dependence on him. ([54:38 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:04:23 from November 08, 2026])

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How does the church talk about sin, confession and forgiveness?
We speak of sin as something all people need forgiveness and cleansing for, and as something from which no one is beyond reconciliation with God. In prayer, we ask Christ to forgive our “faults” and “sins” and to cleanse us. ([35:50 from November 08, 2026]) We also teach that no matter what someone has done or how they are living, reconciliation with God is possible through the gospel. ([53:09 from November 08, 2026])

We connect forgiveness and being made right with God to Christ: the sermon speaks of justification by faith in Jesus’ shed blood, and of our hope resting not on never failing but on Christ’s saving grace, sacrifice, and resurrection. ([52:17 from November 08, 2026]) Confession appears as asking God for forgiveness in prayer; the material provided does not lay out a more specific practice of confession.

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How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
We teach that honesty means both speaking God’s truth and living consistently with it—even when no one is watching. The truth we proclaim publicly should be reflected in our private conduct. ([52:17 from November 08, 2026])

In community, we are called to handle conflict with the “meekness and gentleness” of Christ, rather than fighting or trying to overpower others as the world does. ([44:09 from November 08, 2026]) We also emphasize sharing a message of peace and reconciliation, and supporting one another through prayer and difficult circumstances. ([53:09 from November 08, 2026])

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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
We approach doubt and suffering by facing reality honestly while continuing to trust God. Our teaching is that faith does not mean controlling what God will do, denying painful circumstances, or expecting them to change immediately. Instead, faith means trusting who God is and relying on him as we go through hardship; even when circumstances remain painful, they do not have the final word. ([54:38 from November 08, 2026]) ([55:37 from November 08, 2026]) ([57:04 from November 08, 2026])

For doubt or troubling thoughts, we point people to God’s Word as a source of truth and encourage bringing thoughts under Christ’s direction. ([50:20 from November 08, 2026]) ([37:28 from November 08, 2026]) In suffering, prayer is meant to be a first response—not a way to force a particular outcome, but a way to draw near to God and depend on his grace. ([01:03:31 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:08:35 from November 08, 2026])

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How does the church approach faith and work?
We approach faith as trust in God, not as a way to control outcomes or deny difficult realities. Faith helps us rely on God while we face what is happening, even when circumstances do not change right away. ([54:38 from November 08, 2026]) ([55:37 from November 08, 2026])

The sermons don’t directly discuss jobs or workplace practices. But they teach that our faith should shape how we live, including when no one is watching, and that we need to depend on Christ rather than our own strength. Applied to work, that points toward living consistently with the gospel and relying on God in our everyday responsibilities. ([52:17 from November 08, 2026]) ([01:05:58 from November 08, 2026])

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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It would be an interpretation of the sermons, not a verified official church statement. The church website provided no relevant content. In the sermons, we teach, for example, that faith means trusting God rather than controlling what happens ([54:38 from November 08, 2026]), and that the spiritual disciplines are ways to depend on God, not to control him ([01:02:51 from November 08, 2026]).

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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
The provided information doesn’t name a specific person to answer questions it leaves unresolved. Contact Iglesia Revive Miami directly and ask for the pastor or church office; the sermon excerpt doesn’t identify its speaker by name. ([35:08 from November 08, 2026])

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